Development of kidney tissue from stem cells
Scientists in Japan have successfully developed human kidney tissue from stem cells, giving hope to millions of people with damaged organs, according to AFP. Stem cells…
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Scientists in Japan have successfully developed human kidney tissue from stem cells, giving hope to millions of people with damaged organs, according to AFP. Stem cells…
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of contraceptive invention, inventor Carl Djerassi mentioned a new way to maintain the race, conceiving without sex.
The pregnant women in the UK can become the first people in the world to receive their blood lost in the process of childbirth but later recycled with a new, breakthroug…
The chemicals found in makeup cosmetics, hair spray and food packaging are pushing women into menopause sooner, a new study warns.
The world has long held a view that the number 1,618 is
In order for the mutant gene not to be passed down through generations, humans must deliver their sperm (or eggs) to genetics experts to cleanse them from any genes that…
Scientists have discovered the combination of two parents' genes in sexual reproductive animals such as humans, fruit flies, rod bugs ... that help faulty DNA can be rep…
The ovaries of women have the ability to produce new eggs in the reproductive age, according to a study published in Nature Medicine.
Men use laptops in sitting or lying positions connected to Wi-Fi, reducing fertility.
Not only women but men also have biological clocks, their chances of becoming fathers have decreased since entering middle age - according to research published at the a…
An Indian farmer had his uterus removed when the doctor discovered the female reproductive organs in his lower abdomen.
Biological textbooks have always said that the main function of sex is to promote genetic diversity. However, Henry Heng does not agree with this view.
We keep thinking that testosterone affects the reproductive system, making these 'agencies' grow and fulfill their reproductive obligations. Unexpectedly, it works almos…
Nutritionists learn, through their studies, that soybeans are likely to lead to infertility.
Indian scientists do research with 30 married men who have not yet had children.